AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoHuman Rights Under Pressure: Sahrawi authorities and rights lawyers are demanding urgent global action over political prisoner Naâma Asfari, warning his health is critical after more than a month on hunger strike in Kenitra prison. Film, Ethics & Occupation: The blockbuster The Odyssey keeps fueling controversy as multiple reports say parts were filmed in occupied Western Sahara near Dakhla, with critics calling it a whitewashing of Morocco’s control and violations of international law. Parliament & Citizenship: Spain’s Congress Justice Commission has endorsed a nationality bill for people born in Western Sahara under Spanish administration, with final steps expected later this year. Diplomacy & Solidarity: A Sahrawi delegation visited Italy’s Emilia-Romagna region for events honoring Sahrawi children in the “Holidays in Peace” programme, while activists in Gran Canaria staged a solidarity demonstration for prisoners. Culture Meets Backlash: Zendaya faced backlash over ancient Iranian earrings worn during the film’s press tour, reigniting debates about cultural heritage and “glamourising” contested histories.
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